Spanish house prices have further to fall

The latest Spanish housing market data suggest that the residential property downturn continued to ease in the latter part of 2009. Nonetheless, we think that house prices still have much further to fall. This, coupled with high household indebtedness and the need for a prolonged period of fiscal consolidation, suggests that 2010 will be another grim year for Spain.

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